[1]} did not simulate the bipolar jet-driven explosion, but rather simply assumed that the ejecta has an axisymmetrical structure composed of an equatorial ejecta and faster polar ejecta, each which is a part of a sphere (different spheres), and that it has a uniform effective temperature. In this study we conduct hydrodynamical simulations to simulate the bipolar explosion (section ), and then estimate the light curve, assuming a uniform effective temperature (because we do not calculate radiative transfer) but only if the photosphere is hot (section ).
We summarize our study that strengthens the claim that jets power (at least some) LSNe and SLSNe, and more generally most CCSNe (section ).
